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 Subject: RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB
Author: Joseph Burke (spider-wi051.proxy.aol.com)
Date:   07-27-1999 10:18

Lets just hope they are interested in US/Canadian distribution you mean! I e-mailed the makers of the Milan, and got back a reply in German saying they have no North American distributors and don't plan to market the Milan here. If you buy a European model, you have to have a European standard power outlet in your home. I think it is 220V @ 30-40 amps compared to American standard 110V @ 20-30 amps. Most states will not allow an electrician to install this kind of outlet in a residence because of the danger of electrocution and fire. Failing that, the technically oriented might be able to swap out the power supply for a standard PC clone type power supply assuming the Milan motherboard uses the same voltages as a PC.

 Topics Author  Date
  The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Michael Budde 06-18-1999 18:42 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Bengy Collins 06-18-1999 19:10 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Michael Budde 06-20-1999 11:18 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Doctor Clu 06-20-1999 12:20 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Bengy Collins 06-20-1999 12:50 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Bastian Moritz 06-22-1999 09:51 
   RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB  Joseph Burke 07-27-1999 10:18 
    RE: The truth about the (Atari) Milan 060 USB new Hassen Hammoud 10-15-1999 23:33 

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